SUBSCRIBER
Harrington soars to gold in Aspen
SUBSCRIBER
Harrington soars to gold in Aspen
Luca Harrington did not sneak in the back door this time.
Injury blow for Milne, NZ ahead of T20 cup
Injury blow for Milne, NZ ahead of T20 cup
Adam Milne has been ruled out of the T20 World Cup with a torn left hamstring.
Harrington joins brother on team
Harrington joins brother on team
The Italian slopes will be a family affair for the Harrington clan.
Stage goes down to wire
Stage goes down to wire
The most renowned hill climb in New Zealand cycling produced one of its most dramatic finishes in stage six of the 2025 SBS Bank Tour of Southland yesterday.
SUBSCRIBER
Volts and Sparks face crunch final games
SUBSCRIBER
Volts and Sparks face crunch final games
It all comes down to today.
SUBSCRIBER
Virtual semifinal for Black Sticks
SUBSCRIBER
Virtual semifinal for Black Sticks
The Black Sticks are raring to go for their must-win clash this afternoon.
In-form Gray trainer to follow
In-form Gray trainer to follow
It would be a tall order to ask Brett Gray to repeat his recent success at Riverton tomorrow.
Jamieson called into T20 World Cup squad for injured Milne
Jamieson called into T20 World Cup squad for injured Milne
Black Caps coach Rob Walter said the players all feel for pace bowler Adam Milne, who has been ruled out of the T20 World Cup because of a torn hamstring.
SUBSCRIBER
Highlanders' Argentine enforcer 'no dirty player'
SUBSCRIBER
Highlanders' Argentine enforcer 'no dirty player'
There is a glint in Tomas Lavanini’s eye when he points out he has not been sent off in nearly four years.
Morton wins his dream stage
Morton wins his dream stage
Cycling loves a redemption story and Dan Morton provided a brilliant one on stage five of the rescheduled Tour of Southland yesterday.
SUBSCRIBER
‘Heartbeat’ of sport in Otago honoured
SUBSCRIBER
‘Heartbeat’ of sport in Otago honoured
What a rally.
SUBSCRIBER
Cathro to train with elite coaches in Japan
SUBSCRIBER
Cathro to train with elite coaches in Japan
Not everyone gets the chance to train in a leading nation of their sport.
Black Sticks given scare by hungry NZA
Black Sticks given scare by hungry NZA
The possibles thought they had it, but the probables were too good.
SUBSCRIBER
Australia right stepping stone: Paterson
SUBSCRIBER
Australia right stepping stone: Paterson
You never know where a small comment from a friend can take you.
SUBSCRIBER
Young stars queueing up to claim Otago strokeplay
SUBSCRIBER
Young stars queueing up to claim Otago strokeplay
Rising stars will line up to get their hands on one of the coveted pieces of Otago golfing silverware this weekend.
Liverpool eases to win as Bayern sews up last-16 spot
Liverpool eases to win as Bayern sews up last-16 spot
Liverpool eased to a 3-0 win in Marseille in the Champions League yesterday as Harry Kane’s double earned Bayern Munich a 2-0 victory against Union Saint-Gilloise that secured a place in the last...
Players can't afford to be complacent: Marshall
Players can't afford to be complacent: Marshall
Former All Black halfback Justin Marshall thinks a number of players will have a point to prove during this year's Super Rugby Pacific season.
SUBSCRIBER
Sparks’ playoffs chances looking grim after loss to Magicians
SUBSCRIBER
Sparks’ playoffs chances looking grim after loss to Magicians
The Canterbury Magicians pulled out their bag of tricks to notch their first Super Smash victory.
Steel’s luring of Whitfort ‘real coup’
Steel’s luring of Whitfort ‘real coup’
Australian Jess Whitfort is bringing her expertise to the Southern Steel, signing on as assistant coach for the ANZ Premiership season.
Djokovic breezes through, Keys survives wobble
Djokovic breezes through, Keys survives wobble
Novak Djokovic brushed aside Italian qualifier Francesco Maestrelli to reach the Australian Open third round, as women's champion Madison Keys overcame a second-set wobble.